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Extend the @include field to add the NOT operator #326

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 8 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago
I think that a simple addition to minimalist would be to extend the @include 
field (which currently only accepts wildcard notation to include several pages) 
to support the NOT operator, so you could have a module that applies to every 
page but some you already know it.
For example: i have a module that blocks all images, flash and colorful CSS and 
i have it always on at work (when i need to check something on the net and 
don't want to attract too much attention), but when i go to GMail or Drive the 
pages are nearly unusable (especially Drive), so i need to activate/deactivate 
it every time...
A simple NOT operator would suffice to fix this and allow a more complex 
configuration on modules.
Additionally, you could just parse the single comma separated @includes with a 
regexp matcher and add even more possibilities (without needing to write any 
code!) but then the syntax for writing the @includes would be more complex too.

Thanks,
Riversilk

Original issue reported on code.google.com by rivers...@gmail.com on 5 Aug 2013 at 8:13